Two staples of American drama have been the "kitchen-sink play," which feature small casts and meticulously detailed, usually lower-middle class, settings, and what I'll call "family reunion plays," in which the return of a family member opens festering wounds. (The two styles of drama can easily overlap.) Usually these plays have focused on white, "mainstream," […] The post Review: 'Hir' at Simpatico Theatre P…
SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 04:04PM on June 9, 2017